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Monthly Archives: July 2016

Massachusetts taking up value capture

July 29, 2016 Ben Downing economics GLX MAPC MBTA value capture William Straus Leave a comment

Car-free building sees slight opposition

July 28, 2016 affordable housing Boston BRA Broadway Department of Neighborhood Development development South Boston transit oriented development Leave a comment

Renovation, expansion on tap for Alewife office building

July 27, 2016 Alewife Cambridge development MBTA mixed-use rennovation transit oriented development Leave a comment

Criterion files Forest Hills LOI

July 26, 2016 Boston Criterion Development Partners development Forest Hills Housing Jamaica Plain MBTA mixed-use transit oriented development Leave a comment

The Factory gets residential use restored

July 25, 2016 Boston BRA development Holland Development mixed-use rennovation South End The Factory Leave a comment

Massive Brighton development starts review

July 21, 2016 Boston BRA Brighton Brighton Center development graduate students St Gabriel's Monastery transit oriented development Leave a comment

Johnson Building sets placemaking standard

July 20, 2016 Boston Boston Public Library Copley Square Johnson Building McKim Building placemaking planning 1 Comment

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